The Chevrolet Silverado EV is going to work is way to the top.
The Chevrolet Silverado EV will launch in a WT (work truck) trim.
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The all-electric pickup will debut in spring of 2023 in a commercial WT (work truck) trim before the more retail-oriented models are added to the lineup, staring with the $105,000 RST First Edition the following fall.
The Silverado EV WT interior features full digital instrumentation.
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The first WTs won’t be stripped-down trucks, however, but equipped with a 510 hp all-wheel system and a 200 kilowatt-hour battery pack that provides over 400 miles of range between charges.
Various commercial upfits will be available for the Silverado WT.
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It’ll be able to carry a payload of 1,200 pounds in its 5-foot, 11-inch bed and is rated to tow 8,000 pounds, while a future version will be offered with 20,000 pounds of towing capability.
The Silverado EV PowerBase has a 10.2 kw output and can be paired with a rack for charging tools.
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Functional features include a waterproof front trunk a PowerBase 10.2-kilowatt off-board power system with up to 10 outlets and an optional rack for tools that can be charged while the vehicle is on the move.
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It also rides on steel wheels and Chevrolet has shown it equipped with various accessories including a brush guard, ladder rack and a cap for the bed, just like its conventional pickups.
The Silverado EV is compatible with a front brush guard protecting its "frunk".
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Pricing for the launch model hasn’t been released, but a $39,900 WT with a smaller battery will be added in 2024.
